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by 727564797069706 4y ago
ITT: people who spent many hours learning proprietary (often unnecessarily complex) cloud platforms trying to convince others (and themselves) that it was the best use of their limited time alive. Stockholm syndrome à la Big Cloud. It'
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
Wow, it’s crazy to hear that as a person who has recently become aware of first such occasion at 31 years old. Thanks for sharing!
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
Which PDF readers do you recommend?
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
I think I'm stupid, because for me this all seems overly complex. Why do the things get more and more complex instead of the opposite? Is it really the only way? Like said, I'm clearly stupid for not understanding it.
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by 727564797069706 4y ago
We can hope, but it'll take more time for people to understand what a mediocre library React is.
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by 727564797069706 5y ago
I've tried many products and approaches – until I landed on https://raindrop.io . That's my favorite tool now for capturing videos, bookmarks, articles, etc content. Totally worth the price - especially due to the perma
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by 727564797069706 5y ago
How have your experiences with Kotlin JS been? I've been considering it for similar type of desktop app development, but haven't dug deeper yet. Mainly because I already have some experience with Rust and have been considering opt
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by 727564797069706 5y ago
Kudos on building offline first software! Just spitballing here: maybe there’s a way to use Redis (and RediSearch) compiled to WebAssembly and then use it on client side?
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by 727564797069706 6y ago
Wow, indeed! I thought the conclusion part in the article was weird. Now I see why - I was at the end of the first page!
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by 727564797069706 6y ago
VS Code for Go is really good, your move makes total sense. I was a happy VS Code user (after being a happy VIM user for a while) until I switched jobs from Go codebase to Ruby and then I quickly jumped back to IntelliJ. So far (for me) thi